Trial Today in Shortage Case at Waukegan Court
Governor Lewall was to be formally charged in Lake County circuit court with conspiring to defraud the state of thousands in interest funds. Jury selection expected to take weeks amid probing of jurors' political loyalties. Over 250 witnesses subpoenaed. documents from state treasurer’s office, cage packers, and state institutions to be presented to prove a conspiracy spanning Small’s treasurer term and beyond.
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Werner W. Nroeder
Talesman
Mitty Vehiremen
Ikers
Hatc
treas+r’s
Springfield
State King
Govern Small
Sterling
Small
Ver
Curtis
Grant K, Tl
Sangamon County
Erner
Edwards
Governor Small
Waukegan
Stocks Mixed At Opening As Several Issues Slip
New York stock market starts irregular with United States Steel down 1 8 at 93 8, Baldwin off 1 2 to 103 1 4, Chandler 12 lower to 73 4, Studebaker 1 4 lower to 97 8, American Sugar up 1 2 to 73 4, United States Rubber up 1 4 to 97 8, Midvale -1 4 to 29 1 2, Union Pacific up 3 8 to 131 2, Rock Island -1 4 to 97 8 in early dealings. In Columbus, Ohio, President Lee Hall receives telegrams from Lan h Farrington urging Illinois miners to negotiate a district agreement. John S. Lewis replies advising operators’ bid be declined.
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New York
United States Steel
Baldwin
Chandler
Studebaker
United States
Midvale
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Columbus
Lee Hall
Ohio
Mime
John S. Lewis
Indianapolis
United
Ue Workers of America
Lanh Farrington
Ilinois Union
Illinois
Lewis
Red secret police linked to Moscow arrests in early era
Reports from Copenhagen claim the Cheka or similar Bolshevik force carried out most arrests and executions in the first two years of the red administration in Moscow. The Cheka’s disbandment has been reported amid a broader European briefing from London.
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Copenhagen
Moreh
Cheka
Bolsheviet
Red
Moscow
Wealy
London
Martha Fightins
Amur
Suherta
Helsingfors
Sultan of Sulu's Daughter Departs With Her Jewels Reads
Princess Tarahata daughter of the Sultan of Sulu and a University of Dinos sophomore sailed from Seattle for home with a box of priceless jewels kept in a bank for safekeeping. Her father known as the pearl king has no king for the gems, say her American friends.
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Tarahata
Sulu
University of Dinos
Seattle
U.S
Amendment to Bonus Bill Planned by Presidential Veto
The committee proposes changes to the bonus bill to create debenture certificates for veterans who meet criteria, shifting the payment into certificates redeemable at banks. Republicans push to move the measure to statute books, arguing the new system avoids immediate treasury strain while extending payments over years. The plan, approved by Ways and Means, goes to the House with minor amendments then returns for further action as unfinished business.
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Republicans
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
House
Layne
Agricultural bloc becomes permanent organization led by Capper
The farming bloc in both houses formalized as a permanent organization led by Sen. Arthur Capper of Kansas. The group has championed the tariff law, cooperative marketing bill, grain futures regulation, and farm loan provisions. Senators Ladd, Marble, Gooding, Cann, Rawson are Republicans. Ashurst, Caraway are Democrats.
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Mhaddeus
Carawag
Arkansas
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Frenry F. Ashurst
Arizona
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Charles A. Rawson
Iowa
Frank R. Gooding
Ideho
J. W. Harreld
Oklahoma
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota
Ownate
Cheirman
In House
War Financy Corporation Act
Asi
Federal Reserve Boarl
Arthur Capner
Senate Bloc
Acme
Senate Organization. Org
Lada. Marrell
Goodins
Cann
Rawson
Shenpard, Ashurst
Caraway
Government Houses Auction Planned for May in Lorain
Lorain announces 232 government reserve houses will be sold at auction in May with date to be set. John H. Day of New York City will oversee the sale in charge.
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Lorain
John H. Day
New York City
Japanese police haul suspect with string bound wrist
In Japan an officer takes a man into custody and ties a loose string around his wrist. The string is pulled taut as the officer leads the prisoner to the station, illustrating a strong cultural respect for law where the cord acts as a secure restraint.
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Japan
Helium Gas Source Locked in Fort Worth Texas
Government aviation officials say future airship disasters from Roma and ZR-2 will end as helium gas is fully used to inflate giant dirigible bags. The nation’s entire helium supply is produced and stored at Fort Worth Texas, with crude gas sourced from wells.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Senate Panel Bars Smoot and Burton from War Debt Board
Washington March 6 senators Smoot and Burton were ruled ineligible to serve on the world war debt commission by a senate judiciary subcommittee amid a partisan split. A minority backed their seating, led by Cummins and Sterling, while Brandegee cast the decisive vote to exclude. Full committee deferred action until Thursday, signaling a tense confirmation fight. In London Lloyd George faced Tory rebels in coalition talks, then retired to bed with nervous strain after brief talks with unionist leaders.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
Burton
Ohio
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Brandegee Republican
Connecticut
Overman
North Carolina
Walsh
Montana
Cummins
Iowa
Sterling
South Dakota
Brandegee
Sup
Acton
London
Lloyd George
Blackmail threats target Edwin Gebhardt with ransom demand
Cincinnati March 6 an arrest is expected within 24 hours in the blackmail case against Edwin Gebhardt millionaire platinum dealer who was ordered to surrender 350000 on threats to maim or murder his daughter. Gebhardt home heavily guarded after an intruder sought a family member for the threats. Joseph Harouff aged 105 Confederate War veteran died at his Cincinnati home.
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Cincinnati
Edwin Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Joseph Harouff
Haruff
Virginia
Cowen
W. Va
Yous Harouff
Amherst Area Personal News Tidbits March 6
Donald Rosie spent yesterday in Toledo. Albert Smith of Cleveland visited Amherst friends Sunday. Mrs Campbell returned to Detroit after weeks with the McCanns of Lincoln Street. Thomas Neugent and Rose Waxel weekend in Cleveland. Robert Neving weeksend in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs James Hunter left for Detroit to make their home. Mr and Mrs George Carter Elyria visitors Sunday. Mrs Harry Leunszler Sunday in Elyria. Chester Blum returned to Oxford to resume Miami University studies. Miss Margaret Bodmann weekend with parents. Mrs M Neumiester weekend in McDonald Ohio. Carl Diener of Cleveland spent Sunday with Fred Diener of Beaver Court. Mrs Henry Short returning from California. C D Worcester a Cleveland visitor. F R Powers home from Chicago after National Education convention. C W Jones and family moved from Oberlin to Beavercourt with Mr Johnston. Congregational Church Sawing Society to meet at church parlors Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs Henry Frederick and Mrs Chas Hamel. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Mrs A K Jenne Friday afternoon with Mrs Eva Hearn and Mrs Ruby Guild hosts. Miss Mary Kerring MD recently returned from the Philippines will address the meeting. Journeyman Stone Cutters plan a dance and concert in Redington Hall Friday evening March 10 with a dancer from Lorain and local acts. Modern Woodmen of American Regular Meeting at G A R Hall Wednesday 7:30. Gen De Long of Forester Department will speak, followed by lunch. Members urged to attend.
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Women's Foreign Massionary Society
A K. Jenne
Eva Hearn
Ruby Guild
Mary Kerring
Philipine Islands
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